[nabs-l] Fwd: [Mosen Consulting Announcement] Pre-orders now open for iOS 9 Without the Eye

[David Andrews]

>
>Hi everyone, I'm very pleased to let you know 
>that pre-orders are now open for the next 
>edition of the popular iOS Without the Eye series.
>Apple’s iOS, the mobile operating system 
>powering iPhone®, iPad® and iPod Touch®, will 
>experience a significant and exciting revamp with the release of
>iOS 9. Despite the fact that Apple has focussed 
>on the stability of the operating system this 
>time around, there is more that’s new than many people realise.
>That’s allowed me to produce a comprehensive 
>new book on iOS 9 of roughly the same length as its iOS 8 equivalent.
>
>"iOS 9 Without the Eye” is ready to be 
>released on the same day Apple releases the operating system.
>
>When you master all of iOS 9’s potential, your 
>iOS device will become an even more powerful 
>tool. Make the most of what iOS 9 has to offer. Get up and
>running quickly and easily with a 
>clearly-written, comprehensive, well-structured 
>guide to all that’s new in iOS 9.
>
>I've spent months delving into iOS 9as it has 
>taken shape, writing up the advertised new 
>features from an accessibility point of view, and
>uncovering a whole bunch of other goodies Apple 
>didn’t talk about. The results of all that 
>work can be in your hands with a low-cost purchase.
>
>Even if you’ve participated in Apple’s new 
>public beta programme, chances are good that 
>you’ll find some handy hidden tricks by reading “iOS 9 Without
>the Eye”.
>
>There are plenty of technology blogs out there 
>that showcase some of the new features of iOS 9, 
>but much of this coverage doesn’t look at new features
>from the perspective of those who use VoiceOver, 
>Apple’s built-in screen reader that makes the 
>operating system accessible to blind people.
>
>There will be some great podcasts demonstrating 
>iOS 9 from the perspective of VoiceOver users, 
>and they are informative free resources. But there are people
>who want a text-based, searchable, authoritative 
>resource at their fingertips that they can skim 
>at their leisure, and consult when they need to. They
>find that text lets them go at their own pace, 
>skipping over topics that don’t interest them, 
>concentrating on those items that are important to them.
>They want clear explanations and step by step 
>guides to all the new features from a VoiceOver perspective.
>
>"iOS 9 Without the Eye” will get you up to 
>speed in a way that’s easy to understand, easy 
>to skim, and with clear language that explains
>it all. The eBook gives you a handy guide to the 
>new OS as you install it, and come to grips with 
>all that’s new and all that’s changed. And it’s available
>for only $19.95 USD.
>
>For more information, and to pre-order your copy 
>so you'll receive it on iOS release day, please visit this page.
><http://mosen.org/index.php/mosen-consulting-ebook-ios-9-without-the-eye/>http://mosen.org/index.php/mosen-consulting-ebook-ios-9-without-the-eye/
>Thanks for your ongoing support of Mosen 
>Consulting eBooks and tutorials, I really do appreciate it.
>
>Jonathan Mosen
>Mosen Consulting
>Blindness technology eBooks, tutorials and training
><http://Mosen.org>http://Mosen.org
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         David Andrews and long white cane Harry.
E-Mail:  dandrews at visi.com or david.andrews at nfbnet.org